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Executive Blog
 | Lee Cutrone
Managing Director, Industry Relations
Discussions continue to heat up in Europe and other regions around the world whenever the subject of shortening trade settlement cycles is raised. True, there may be an honest debate over the viability and practicality of instituting such a change, but one thing that is undeniable is that regulators must keep in mind the importance of robust post-trade infrastructures and harmonized operating models for market participants. |
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Omgeo in the News
Tony Freeman comments on the potential of shortened settlement cycles in this FT.com video.
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